Emacs originated in the era of time-sharing systems and ed (the precursor of vi) is particularly handy over slow network connections. Even when coding remotely, Emacs and vi are the tools I reach for.
The author missed the main reason I favor working locally: privacy, not responsiveness.
We write prompts, launch agents and review what they produce.
What better tool to review that output than the one you know really well? For me and many others, that's Emacs and vi.
Secrets lying around everywhere
If secrets are moved from a local machine to the cloud, are they really secret any more?
The author missed the main reason I favor working locally: privacy, not responsiveness.
We write prompts, launch agents and review what they produce.
What better tool to review that output than the one you know really well? For me and many others, that's Emacs and vi.
Secrets lying around everywhere
If secrets are moved from a local machine to the cloud, are they really secret any more?